Indonesian markets, or pasar, run from dawn wet markets to lively evening food courts, and a pasar malam is the night version. This guide groups the best by region and links to every listing in our Indonesia Night Markets collection.
Hours in Indonesia are loose and differ between sources, so the times below are approximate. Check locally before you go.
Bali
- Ubud Art Market is the famous craft market opposite the palace.
- Gianyar Night Market is known for babi guling.
- Sindhu Night Market is a small evening market in Sanur.
- Pasar Badung and Pasar Kreneng are Denpasar's big markets, with food after dark.
Yogyakarta
- Malioboro Street has batik by day and lesehan floor dining at night.
- Beringharjo Market is the traditional batik and snack market.
- Alun-Alun Kidul is the evening square with food carts and lit pedal bikes.
Solo
- Pasar Gede is the historic market, busiest in the morning.
- Galabo is the night food street.
Jakarta
Pasar Baru is one of the city's oldest shopping streets.
Practical tips
- Cash: carry small notes.
- Bargaining: expected at craft and clothing stalls, not at food stalls.
- Prices: ask before you order at lesehan stalls.
- Photo credits: see our photo credits.
Browse the full Indonesia Night Markets collection, or compare with our Malaysia night markets guide.